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Building memorable brands with design magic / Wizardly.co Co-founder / Start a conversation!

Biotech and SaaS tech brands often get slapped with the "boring" label. Too technical, right? But consider this—they're juggling a TON of complex data. Things can get...well, ugly. Even though our clients ace their product demos, their websites and brands in real life are still crucial. They're your front door. They should introduce your beautiful brand AND prove your complex products. Muy importante! We step in for two main reasons: ☑️ To make your data look as sharp as your brains (ahem, brands). ☑️ About your brand—we help tell your visual story, giving your brand an identity that transcends seasons and products. I'm super proud of this work, especially now with conference season buzzing for my bio and SaaS tech friends. Take a peek at this booth design we crafted for Ketryx—it's spot on at delivering their complex product while still being on brand. Like what you see? Comment if you think we nailed it. Struggling to weave your big story into your product or to get those complex visuals to match your brand style? You need us. Let's chat.

Stefan Späth

Head of Marketing & Communications/ Helps communicating investment convictions

6mo

Well done, Meg Schlabs! Marketing tech and data businesses is a specific challenge due to the complexity of their added value.

Himani Verma

Co-Founder | Explainer Video Producer 🎥 Explain Big Ideas & Increase Conversion!

6mo

Brand identity in biotech and SaaS is key, no doubt. Visual storytelling can elevate that boring vibe—seriously. Got any design challenges to tackle?

Brittany Steiner

Designing websites that tackle challenges with thoughtful, creative solutions | Let's talk design ✨

6mo

After two years of collaborating with Wizardly, I’ve found that my favorite projects are with those technical SaaS and biotech companies! They bring the exciting challenge of simplifying complex technical concepts through storytelling, illustrations, and engaging websites. I’d even say they’ve been more open to creativity and exploration than many other projects!

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